add OWNERS #11
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fixes helm#11 Signed-off-by: Skylar Calvert <skydrewcal@gmail.com>
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Fixes the completion tests failure by adjusting tests according to new changes flags changes in helm 3.4.
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…m commits -update pip to pip3 -run openshift tests -Fix test data deployment version -Install PV before test setup and fix deamon set tests -Add helm dir in .acceptance -Change to use current helm bin -Disable test for version greater than 3.1 -Create blank.yml -Enable tests related to Helm 3.2 bin. (helm#2) -Add openshift cluster provider (helm#6) * Run acceptance tests against provided k8s cluster * Add openshift cluster provider -Fix kubeVersion to support kube pre-releases (helm/helm#6190) (helm#9) -Remove obsolete and redundand test cases from kubernetes_versions.robot (helm#12) -Adjust completion test according to helm 3.4 flags (helm#11) -Fixes the completion tests failure by adjusting tests according to new changes flags changes in helm 3.4. Co-authored-by: Akash Shinde <akashshinde159@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Pavel Macík <pavel.macik@gmail.com>
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As per Helm's governance rules, it's probably best to add an OWNERS file to the project so others know who in the Helm org owns this project. :)
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